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The use of the electrical characteristics of muscle for the objective detection of PSE and DFD in pork carcasses under commercial conditions

Fortin et al., 1988

Document ID
236250200683491916
Author
Fortin A
Raymond D
Publication year
Publication venue
Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology Journal

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Two instruments, the MS-Tester and Tecpro QM, which measured various electrical characteristics of muscle (dielectric loss factor and conductivity, respectively), were used to assess the quality of pork under commercial conditions. These characteristics were …
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